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Transported to other states to reunite with relatives. >> added, scored this is a humanitarian crisis. it started with instability and violence in south and central america. and is being salvaged by political dynamics in our own country. >> with, that i want to bring in marias sake, national immigration reporter for the washington post. and im so glad you are here. other than a pr stunt, what greg up trying to accomplish. ? well, he is trying to call attention to the fact that so many people, mi...

Thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. it was a nerve wracking election to watch as president biden put, it democracy on the ballot in nevada in your particular election, and the other secretary of state elections in swing states. what did you feel going into this campaign, knowing that you are running against publicly suggesting that he would corrupt elections if necessary to make sure donald trump and others won? >> thank you for having me on the show tonight. im exc...

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Brexit. that is not diminishing the headwinds. lets not let the government entirely off the hook that it government entirely off the hook thatitis government entirely off the hook that it is entirely down to global factors. the aim of the chancellor was, his word sadly did not match up to the actions. three measures he could have taken to place the burden of the taxation onto the broader shoulders. 0ne of the taxation onto the broader shoulders. one of those would have been to expand the windfal...

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The chancellor played down the idea that these problems had been created by the mini budget in september. "a recession made in russia, he said, a recovery made in britain" yes, we take difficult decisions to tackle inflation and keep mortgage rates down. but our plan also leads to a shallower downturn, lower energy bills, higher growth, and a stronger nhs and education system. three priorities, then, today. stability, growth and public services. so, lets break it down. the package includes £30 ...

Sense, kevin mccarthy needs to look to her and corral the republicans in a way that she has corralled the democratic caucus. because i will note, republicans cosigned on to at least $1.3 trillion in new spending -- well the current congress, but during the congress and non-defense spending. there were 13 republicans in the house that passed that infrastructure bill or helped pass it. and then there were 24, so two doesnt house republicans that passed that chips boondoggle. that hurt the republic...

The u—turns, afterfurther tough by a massive energy shock, high inflation, and higher interest rate costs for the government in particular, and during the mini budget in september, it was not even having these numbers that was one of the big factors that caused chaos. this is pretty remarkable too — the proportion of tax we pay will be at the highest level for three quarters of a century, higher than assumed before the energy crisis. this is down to the government having to intervene more af...

Exactly that when it comes to things like leadership, discipline, training, logistics, maintenance, their industrial base, that russia is a hollow bear. they are being sidelined as a conventional military force. they still have a very viable nuclear threat. but, again, you know, we have a major world power that is now being sidelined so that we can focus on the greatest threat this country has ever faced and thats the chinese communist party. and the brave ukrainian people led by zelenskyy have ...